Subject: Re: Recommended ARM book?

From: Neal Crook <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1999 11:47:53 +0000

Mitch Davis wrote:
> 
> Hello ARMers,
> 
> Can anyone suggest good books for learning about the ARM7
> architecture?
> 
> According to Amazon, the "Arm Architecture Reference Manual"
> by Dave Jagger is out of print.  Is this what people would
> recommend?

Well, Jagger's book is the definitive statement, but another *excellent* book is:

Steve Furber "ARM System Architecture" Addison-Wesley,1996 ISBN 0-201-40352-8

Steve Furber was one of the original co-designers of the ARM and now works (at
Manchester University) on asynchronous logic versions, called AMULET.
The book covers ARM-related issues from the micro-architectural level right up to
system level -- including chapters on architectural support for operating systems and
for high-level languages (compilers).

here is a list of contents:

http://maveric0.uwaterloo.ca/amulet/publications/books/ARMsysArch/

Neal.
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